This group aims at producing specialised and novel knowledge in the field of EU and international law, with a focus on global technological and security challenges.
The development of new technologies brings advantages and global challenges in areas such as migration, state surveillance, political elections, trafficking and smuggling of migrants and illegal goods, human rights and environmental protection. Global, regional and local legal systems are urged to adapt to the dual-use of new technologies, taking benefit from them to address global issues and tackling their misuse. GLOBAL INTEL seeks to combine the interdisciplinary backgrounds of its members in the fields of EU law, international law, policy and technology. Members of the group have extensive expertise on topics such as surveillance law, migration & border control, the enforcement of human rights, privacy & data protection, human security, sustainable development, environmental and global justice & international law. 

Cristina Blasi Casagran